Steel Jaw Production, 1st Anniversary: Full Event Details
12 June 2026
Five bands will take the stage for an intense and diverse evening of live music. Here’s everything you need to know.
Five bands will take the stage for an intense and diverse evening of live music. Here’s everything you need to know.
The London-based four-piece make a striking debut with an album that encapsulates everything funeral doom stands for, enriched by ritualistic passages and a strong psychedelic edge
Germany’s extreme metal scene ranks among the world’s best, and its technical death metal movement has given rise to some of the most influential acts in the genre.
The veteran Florida death metal band returns with an album that doesn’t aim to reinvent the wheel, yet delivers a powerful and finely balanced collection of songs that hits all the right marks.
The live report from the Toronto show featuring Cryptopsy, Necrot, Spirit Adrift, and Blood Monolith.
The Phoenix-based band no longer relies on the usual foundational formula, instead returning with a darker, more technical, and deeply dissonant brand of death metal.
The Taormina-based band looks back on the journey from its early days to the present, while also teasing what’s to come on the upcoming new album.
The Irish band delivered a mature, straight-to-the-point record that makes a lasting impact — the album that truly marks their breakthrough.
Scottish multi-instrumentalist James McBain returns with an album that further cements his artistic maturity.
Many bands, from north to south, have chosen to use vernacular language as an evocative tool, capable of making certain narratives even more visceral—stories tied to nature, local legends, or their own roots.
Five bands will take the stage for an intense and diverse evening of live music. Here’s everything you need to know.
The London-based four-piece make a striking debut with an album that encapsulates everything funeral doom stands for, enriched by ritualistic passages and a strong psychedelic edge
Germany’s extreme metal scene ranks among the world’s best, and its technical death metal movement has given rise to some of the most influential acts in the genre.
The veteran Florida death metal band returns with an album that doesn’t aim to reinvent the wheel, yet delivers a powerful and finely balanced collection of songs that hits all the right marks.
The live report from the Toronto show featuring Cryptopsy, Necrot, Spirit Adrift, and Blood Monolith.
The Phoenix-based band no longer relies on the usual foundational formula, instead returning with a darker, more technical, and deeply dissonant brand of death metal.
The Taormina-based band looks back on the journey from its early days to the present, while also teasing what’s to come on the upcoming new album.
The Irish band delivered a mature, straight-to-the-point record that makes a lasting impact — the album that truly marks their breakthrough.
Scottish multi-instrumentalist James McBain returns with an album that further cements his artistic maturity.
Many bands, from north to south, have chosen to use vernacular language as an evocative tool, capable of making certain narratives even more visceral—stories tied to nature, local legends, or their own roots.